Safety Council Candidates Named for May Election
A committee for the Safety Council announced a slate of 20 candidates for the upcoming election. Ballots totaling 18,000 will be distributed in the first week of May. The 19 candidates with the most votes will win seats on the board, and new officers will be chosen by the new board.
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Safety Council Board
Apteed
Retired Realtor Robbed At Home In Zanesville Heist
In Zanesville Ohio two men forced entry into Na seef Sowma home bound and gagged the 73 year old retired realtor. They escaped with 32900 in government bonds 2300 in cash a 500 diamond ring and a .32 caliber pistol. Police said the crime is a strongarm robbery.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Naseef Sowma
Sanders Named President Of Monroe Band Boosters
William Sanders was named president of the Lemon Monroe Band Boosters Club for 1962 63 with Mrs Palmer Eckert as vice president and Mrs Earl Flint as secretary David Mc Keever was re elected treasurer He succeeds Mrs Norval Diver whose term ends in May The calendar project aims to raise funds for new band uniforms with an estimated total cost of 10000 Proceeds support replacement starting this fall and sales begin immediately members will sell calendars at 50 cents with listings at 25 cents each
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William Sanders
Lemon- Monroe Band Boosters Club
Palmer Eckert
Earl Flint
David McKeever
Sanders
Norval Diver
Arnold Lowe
Ing
Everett Sherron
Richard Bendel
Robert Litsch
Sherron
English Only on Car Tests Debate in Cleveland
Ohio officials at the Cleveland Automobile Club meeting weighed English language testing for driver licenses amid traffic growth. Keys urged English tests, while Suster highlighted language barriers preventing job access. Radcliffe and Story stressed sign comprehension. Gnay defended tests in native languages. The club funded a Fish supper and later supported the Sousa Award. band camp details and upcoming boosters meeting were noted.
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Cleveland
J. Grant Keys
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Keys
Cleveland Automobile Club
Anthony J. Suster
Nationalities Services Center
Scott B. Radcliffe
Luster
Frank Story
Paul J. Gnay
Auto Club
John Phillip Sousa
Pat Berry
Bob Moore
Man Found Guilty Of Rape In Preble County Court
Stacey Eaton Everett, 49, of Somerville, was convicted yesterday in Preble County Common Pleas court of attempted statutory rape. A nine woman nine men jury deliberated an hour before verdict. Sentencing delayed pending a motion for a new trial. Charges of an attack on a 16 year old Camden girl filed by Sheriff John Stover.
Youth Gets 90 Day Term At Franklin
An 18 year old Franklin youth, Russell Neal Jr., received a 90 day jail term for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. He had a 13 year old companion during a break in at Bob and Jim as Clip Joint at 407 S Main St on March Neal was bound over to the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge. Bond set at 21,100 by Judge Frederick Howell. Police say nothing was taken and the pair fled when the owner returned.
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Franklin
Russell Neal Jr
Forest Ave
Bob and
Jim
S. Main St
Rambler Classic offers big-room Rambler fit and value
The article argues that true new size cars of 1962 imitate Rambler’s six year old concept. It claims Rambler Classic provides unmatched combination of room and performance at compact-car price, noting rivals Chevy II and Fairlane imitate its design but fall short in space, power, economy, and handling.
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Rambler
America
Mason youth admits starting Willow Dell house fire
A 16 year old boy in Mason confessed to starting a fire in an unoccupied Willow Dell house south of town. Damages were about 2000 dollars as the blaze smoldered from midnight March 31 until 8 am when Mason firefighters responded. State fire marshal and school officials were involved.
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Mason
Willow Dell
Here
Warren County
Mason Fire Department
James Knott
Ameri can cheddar cheese requires five quarts of milk per pound
The article notes that producing American cheddar cheese uses roughly five quarts of milk for each pound of final product, highlighting the dairy to cheese yield relationship in traditional cheddar making.
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